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stivs370z 06-08-2014 11:03 AM

Change engine oil step by step
 
First time change my own engine oil on my 370Z.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pszuc29KhNc

Fountainhead 06-09-2014 03:59 PM

Good job. What a nice quiet neighborhood.

kenchan 06-09-2014 04:40 PM

step one raise car.
step two remove screw.
step three see step two
step four see step two or three
step five see step two or three or four
step six see step two or three or four or five
..and so on...?

alcheng 06-09-2014 06:03 PM

Step 13: Please recycle used engine oil properly..... french fries.. :yum::yum:

alcheng 06-09-2014 06:03 PM

nice video OP :tup:

extra :tup: for Canadian

fayez911 06-25-2014 02:01 AM

Great Video
 
Thanks man, that was helpful :tiphat:

kenchan 06-25-2014 10:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fayez911 (Post 2873403)
Thanks man, that was helpful :tiphat:


np! :tup:



:ugh:

aszyd 06-25-2014 12:05 PM

It is unnecessary to remove the entire engine cover. The four bolts at the rear of the cover should be enough. The flap can then be folded back and held in place with something. I use a small bungee cord. That should save a chunk of time.

kenchan 06-25-2014 01:49 PM

for me it's easier to see the entire bottom of the engine and full access to the oil filter so i dont have any drips.

also a good time to inspect other parts of the car, so removing the shroud does have its advantages. i dont care about speed, really. i spend a good 30min dripping the oil.

stivs370z 07-06-2014 09:35 AM

thanks. I let it dripping for more than 3 hours, I even went out shopping for a while.

zefaulter 07-06-2014 09:54 AM

Nice video! I thought I was the only one worried about oil pouring out on me when removing drain bolt lol

2004YZFR1 07-06-2014 12:42 PM

Nice video and good quality also, I would suggest a couple of things for the next change that might help.

1. Use your torque wrench for your oil filter and your drain plug.

2. Use some brake cleaner or contact cleaner to get the last bit of oil residue off.

3. Lower car to get a accurate measure on the dip stick.

4. Crack a beer or two after you finish to admire your car and for saving money not having the dealer do it.

Nice job and thanks for sharing.

zefaulter 07-06-2014 02:01 PM

Brake cleaner?

2004YZFR1 07-07-2014 08:45 PM

Brake cleaner is a good solvent and not very expensive. Dries without leaving a residue also. Try it some time.

zefaulter 07-07-2014 09:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 2004YZFR1 (Post 2887084)
Brake cleaner is a good solvent and not very expensive. Dries without leaving a residue also. Try it some time.

Where would you spray it? Just around the oil pan surface?


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